Former Kogi Governorship Candidate Rejects Move to ADC for Change in Leadership
Olayinka Braimoh, a former Kogi governorship candidate, has rejected the move from the Action Alliance (AC) to the African Democrat Congress (ADC). Braimoh announced his decision at the Kabba headquarters in Kabba Bunu Local Government Area of Kogi State.
He expressed a desire to bring change to the leadership terrain in Kogi State, emphasizing the need for a coalition to work together towards poverty alleviation and better governance. Braimoh believes that the ADC provides a bigger and better platform for contesting in the upcoming Kogi State leadership elections.
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